Deer Valley

Deer Valley's four mountains
All levels of skiers are catered to, but boarding is not allowed. Deer Valley’s 1,750-acre (708-ha) ski area, offering 91 trails, is spread over four mountains: Bald Mountain (9,400 feet/2,865 m), Flagstaff Mountain (9,100 feet/2,774 m), Empire Canyon (9,570 feet/2,916 m) and Bald Eagle Mountain (8,400 feet/2,560 m). Approximately half the trails at Deer Valley are blues and double blues, suitable for intermediate skiers, 15 percent green for beginners, 25 percent for advanced and 10 percent for experts.

Beginners to advanced in Deer Valley
Beginners are able to ski each of the four mountains, while intermediate skiers can cruise to their heart’s delight on Deer Valley’s many famed, groomed trails. Advanced and expert skiers will find themselves skiing uncrowded black and double black diamond trails, and eight chutes, three bowls and extensive gladed areas covering 800 acres (324 ha).

Cross-country skiing in Deer Valley
Widely acknowledged as one of the ultimate full-body workouts, cross-country skiing in the Park City area is a unique opportunity. Nature lovers will enjoy a gliding cross-country stroll through the beautiful backwoods of the Wasatch Mountains.

Snowmaking in Deer Valley
In 2001, a new snowmaking pond holding 15 million gallons of water was created on Bald Mountain, and for the 2002/03 season another snowmaking pond was created in the Snow Park Lodge base area. This water storage facility will hold a further ten million gallons of water and will ensure snowmaking over 500 acres (200 ha).